Theory of economic growth: the Nobelian aspect

M. Dovbenko L. Gorkina

Economy and Forecasting, 2005, issue 3, 147-157

Abstract: The authors generalize scientific views of such outstanding economists as S. Kuznets and R. Solow about the formation of the modern theory of economic growth. It is exactly for their personal contribution to its elaboration these scientists were awarded Nobel Prize. The proposed article provides approaches and main results of the research conducted by the above mentioned scientists, as well as other Nobel Prize winners such as J. Tobin, P. Samuelson, J. Mead, and R. Lucas, which makes it possible to project their generalities and conclusions on our Ukrainian realities (certainly, with due regard to peculiarities and time).

Date: 2005
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